
ME884-AC: Donut Ant Copper 6mm W/4mm Inner Dia Meter-144PC
These 6mm copper donut beads bring a solid, metal-like presence to your work — each one a small ring with a 4mm inner diameter, sold in a set of 144 pieces. The genuine copper material and fully opaque metallic surface do the heavy lifting, so your design doesn't have to try hard to look intentional.
The finish mimics plated metal closely, giving each donut a warm, earthy gleam that reads as polished copper — rich in the brown-gold range without any shimmer or translucency to soften it.
Specifications
- Size: 06mm
- Color: Browns, Tans, and Golds (mixed)
- Material: Copper
- Quantity: 144 Pieces
What to make with them
Thread them onto leather cord or wire for minimalist stacking bracelets and earrings where the open center becomes part of the geometry, or use them as spacers between larger focal beads in Southwestern and Art Deco-inspired necklaces. Handle with care — keep them away from abrasives and chemicals to preserve the surface.
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Description
These 6mm copper donut beads bring a solid, metal-like presence to your work — each one a small ring with a 4mm inner diameter, sold in a set of 144 pieces. The genuine copper material and fully opaque metallic surface do the heavy lifting, so your design doesn't have to try hard to look intentional.
The finish mimics plated metal closely, giving each donut a warm, earthy gleam that reads as polished copper — rich in the brown-gold range without any shimmer or translucency to soften it.
Specifications
- Size: 06mm
- Color: Browns, Tans, and Golds (mixed)
- Material: Copper
- Quantity: 144 Pieces
What to make with them
Thread them onto leather cord or wire for minimalist stacking bracelets and earrings where the open center becomes part of the geometry, or use them as spacers between larger focal beads in Southwestern and Art Deco-inspired necklaces. Handle with care — keep them away from abrasives and chemicals to preserve the surface.











